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orbake333

Post subject: more chips

Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2019 9:20 pm

Joined: Tue Aug 20, 2019 7:54 am
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Thanks for the grading help, I already took pics of a bunch more, so i'll go ahead and upload.

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all Motorola/foreign?

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all no pin, even though they are ceramic?

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lostinlodos

Post subject: Re: more chips

Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2019 11:27 pm

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A1)Motorola/foreign
A2)486
A3)486
B1)Motorola/foreign
B2)ibm/via
B3)ibm/via

C1-C5 with pins AMD ceramic
C1-C5 without pins are pinless
C6)flat pack no tab
C7)flat pack no tab

D1-D9 all pinless

E1-E9 all pinless

F1-F3 all pinless

G1)pinless (no gold pins)
G2)pinless (no gold pins)
G3)sun CPU
G4)sun CPU

Those two SUN CPUs may or may not get upgraded. The class covers the more common pinless LGA sun chips with gold caps. So not sure off hand how Chris would handle the tungsten cap gold pin ones now.

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